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Wednesday, 17 December 2014

Where To Invest In Real Estate In 2015

The map of global real estate investment has changed. After years in
which they privileged capital preservation over returns, investors have
regained their taste for adventure and are branching out into
alternative markets in search of good opportunities.

In particular, many parts of Europe that had thus far been overlooked
because of political or economic uncertainty now look set to benefit
from this new approach. A study by global real estate consultancy Knight Frank found growing appetite for previously troubled locations such as Dublin and Madrid—where
luxury property prices are poised to see strong and moderate growth,
respectively—second-tier cities such as Munich, where real estate values
are forecast to rise sharply in 2015, and upcoming neighborhoods in
established world hubs, including London and Paris.